Meanwhile, Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor expressed confidence that they would compel the government to meet the students' demands.
The BPSC, in the eye of a storm following allegations of question paper leaks, said that the examination was held peacefully at the 22 examination centres in Patna.
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